docs/developer/index.php

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/** @mainpage Developer Documentation
 * Welcome to the Drupal developer's documentation. Newcomers to Drupal
 * development should read the conceptual information provided in the "Components
 * of Drupal" section, and then proceed to examine one of the heavily-documented
 * example modules below. The examples are fully-functioning Drupal modules, so
 * you can download them from the contributions repository and alter them as you
 * experiment.
 *
 * - Components of Drupal
 *   - @link hooks Module system (Drupal hooks) @endlink
 *   - @link database Database abstraction layer @endlink
 *   - @link menu Menu system @endlink
 *   - @link form_api Form generation @endlink
 *   - @link file File upload system @endlink
 *   - @link field Field API @endlink
 *   - @link search Search system @endlink
 *   - @link node_access Node access system @endlink
 *   - @link themeable Theme system @endlink
 *   - @link /api/constants/7 Constants @endlink
 *   - @link /api/globals/7 Global variables @endlink
 * - Example modules
 *   - @link block_example.module How to define blocks @endlink
 *   - @link filter_example.module How to define a content filter @endlink
 *   - @link node_example.module How to define content (node) types @endlink
 *   - @link node_access_example.module How to restrict access to nodes @endlink
 *   - @link nodeapi_example.module How to extend existing content types @endlink
 *   - @link page_example.module How to define pages @endlink
 * - In-depth discussions
 *   - @link forms_api.html Forms API Quickstart Guide @endlink
 *   - @link forms_api_reference.html Forms API Reference @endlink
 *   - @link javascript_startup_guide.html JavaScript Startup Guide @endlink
 *   - @link http://drupal.org/node/547518 Drupal Programming from an Object-Oriented Perspective @endlink
 */
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4	/** @mainpage Developer Documentation
5	* Welcome to the Drupal developer's documentation. Newcomers to Drupal
6	* development should read the conceptual information provided in the "Components
7	* of Drupal" section, and then proceed to examine one of the heavily-documented
8	* example modules below. The examples are fully-functioning Drupal modules, so
9	* you can download them from the contributions repository and alter them as you
10	* experiment.
11	*
12	* - Components of Drupal
13	* - @link hooks Module system (Drupal hooks) @endlink
14	* - @link database Database abstraction layer @endlink
15	* - @link menu Menu system @endlink
16	* - @link form_api Form generation @endlink
17	* - @link file File upload system @endlink
18	* - @link field Field API @endlink
19	* - @link search Search system @endlink
20	* - @link node_access Node access system @endlink
21	* - @link themeable Theme system @endlink
22	* - @link /api/constants/7 Constants @endlink
23	* - @link /api/globals/7 Global variables @endlink
24	* - Example modules
25	* - @link block_example.module How to define blocks @endlink
26	* - @link filter_example.module How to define a content filter @endlink
27	* - @link node_example.module How to define content (node) types @endlink
28	* - @link node_access_example.module How to restrict access to nodes @endlink
29	* - @link nodeapi_example.module How to extend existing content types @endlink
30	* - @link page_example.module How to define pages @endlink
31	* - In-depth discussions
32	* - @link forms_api.html Forms API Quickstart Guide @endlink
33	* - @link forms_api_reference.html Forms API Reference @endlink
34	* - @link javascript_startup_guide.html JavaScript Startup Guide @endlink
35	* - @link http://drupal.org/node/547518 Drupal Programming from an Object-Oriented Perspective @endlink
36	*/